Odessa Montour Central High School - Odessanean Yearbook (Odessa, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1972 volume:

Odessanean, Odessa-Montour Central School, 1972 2 4 5 6 Jr. High Page 84 Community Page 98 Athletics Page 54 Page 70 Organizations Dedication Many years of loyal and enduring work make up the life of this teacher. She has patiently worked with her students, helping them learn the English language and hoping to stimulate their minds. It is important to her that she knows her students, too. Therefore her work at our school has been more than basic English. She has strived to help her students become good school citizens. Also, in trying to know her students, she has participated in the good times at Odessa (remember her wild dancing at our dances?) This little lady has become part of Odessa and will be missed by all. Therefore, we dedicate this book with feelings of gratitude to you, Mrs. Covert. I 9 Faculty I shall be glad if sometime in the future Some heartened on shall come to me and say: “The little song you sang when I was weary Showed me a better and clearer way.” I shall rejoice and thrill through all my being If somewhere, sometime, in the days to be I shall find one eager heart to tell me The song I sang gave him new eyes to sec. Katherine Edelman Administration Filling O.M.C.S. with ideas and promises . .. many students with wishes and still the rules to keep to .. . keeping the school together ... working for tomorrow. Board of Education Henry Heslop Supervising Principal Eugene Sensei High School Principal Curtis Steffen -Elementary Principal Venico Fraboni-Jr. High Supervisor Harold Van Loon-Purchasing Agent 12 Laura Carmen. Beverly Riley. Jean White Blanche Lewis, Mabel Wood Rodger Myers Carolyn Dickens Doris Strome Margaret Jensen Office and Guidance Constantly on the go! . .. taking care of the behind the lines work. ... friendly and open ... information galore .. . helping us to better ourselves. 13 Vocations Young homemakers fulfilling their dreams ... the cooking corner... the music of typewriters and business lingo fill the air . .. hopes for future secretaries and businessmen ... the carpenters of O.M.C.S. Wilfred Goodrich shop-Department Chairman Howard Searles-shop Donald Cutton-shop Dorothy Jordon-business Geraldine Good now business Dept. Chair. Jean Stevenson home ec. 14 Dorothy Gusciora Gym O.K.! Everyone, once around the track.remember Chickenfat?!?.this pool is freezing.having fun building stronger, healthier bodies. Health Jack T. Davis Your physical make up, “Part of what makes you tick”........................Health class is al- ways alive and well in room 206. Driver Ed. Left turns, right turns. Remember this.Learning the ins and outs of driving and how to stay alive. 15 History Compositions, tests, and more compositions. A noticeable absence of one. “It all depends on notes, notes, and more notes.” The world from all points of view. James J. Scaptura- Department Chairman a Method Venico Fraboni Kdward Banfi Ife James Lyon Joseph LeMak Carl Petroziello 16 James Jackson Department Chairman Helen Covert Helen Easton Language Arts A variety ofcourses to stimulate our minds rewarding teachers do we have to read this? LE PETIT PRINCE.Spanish.increasing our knowledge of other people. Joel Schapira James Sheff Mary Jarussi-Spanish Edith Gaige-french 17 Joyce Meskill Richard Wickham Stephen Kelly Sue Norman All those field trips! What a break. Frogs look better alive than all chopped up! Chemistry is full of surprises. The impossible Physics year. Edward Jones Math What’s a tt? Anybody lost? Their job is to fire heads with figures. “Never mind what I just said, listen to me now.’’ Don’t forget those corrections. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus-how they all fit together. Jim Lewis Science Edward Dolan. Department Chairman Vincent Evans Frank Gavich Nelson Beebe 18 Dawna l etter I rank Brown-Dept. chairman Music Music Creative voices and talent.Making our own kind of music .... our voices respond in ordered time, for universal harmony, to fill the silence and the void. Greg Rudgcrs William Gill Art 19 Creative hands .... watching a hunk of clay come to life ... becoming an individual. Bus Drivers Quiet down!!! ... no crowding ... watch your step ... nerves of steel and nerve tranquilizers. Cafeteria Staff What’s for lunch ... no crowding, PLEASE Ion long line, must be pizza ... Janitors What would we do without them ... always there when you need them ... Instructional Resource Center Mrs. Shirley Callahan 21 SENIORS Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace. Where there is hatred let me so love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; And where there is sadness, joy. Francis of Assissi Jacqueline Cole Nick Barra Stand. In the end you’ll still be you, one that’s done all the things you set out to do. Bob Brooke Carlcna Ann Chiaachiarinc Pamela Churches Sue Banks Joy J. Conkrite Terrance Stanford Callahan u Lawrence Carlton Steve Carmen 24 Jody Darling Debbie E. Dean Tim Decker 25 Wellington (Wally) Doane For the things you know are right. It’s the truth, that the truth makes them so uptight. Deborah Doolittle Janies Durfcy Warren Eckelbergcr Brian Fisher Beth Marie Fisher Gavin Lee Field Cindy Filippetti Fredrick I-'udala Barbara Fudala 26 Denise Gold Cathy Rae Goodwin Susan Graves Shar Lee Hameiin Virginia C. Harrington 27 Kathy Marie Hrynko Randy Johnson Edward Jungclaus 29 30 Lone Jean Tewksbury Luther Thomas Sally J. Thyer Mark A. Ungvarsky f ' ]i n r il Sharon VanSkiver Fred VanOrden Carl Allan Wheeler EVERYBODY stand, stand, stand. Dave VanGalder David VanLoon Mary Ellen Vondrcek Jane Warner Sandy Stackhouse Barbara Fudala Kathy Hrynko, Homecoming Queen Senior Royalty beautiful bouquets .... wistful thing .... bright smiles.... of lovely lasses.... 33 Jr. Prom Queen and King. Pam Churches and Tim Decker Lorie Tewksbury, class secretary and yearbook editor-in-chief. Steve Carmen, class vice-president. Pioneers of our frontier . . . great decision makers . . . future leaders of America??? ... onward, ever onward ... Lois Tanner, class treasurer. 34 Senior Leaders Sharon VanSkiver. Yearbook Co-editor. Jeff Heslop, Student Council President. 35 Let me live that I may reach and touch the sky. 36 Let the trees and flowers be the hope-chest to my dream. 37 38 39 40 If a man could mount to Heaven and survey the mighty universe, his admiration of its beauties would be much diminished unless he had someone to share in his pleasure. Cicero Gass Officers-John Riley, pres.; Debbie Wood, vice-pres.; Clara Wheaton, sec.; Barb Rosbaugh, treas. Juniors We cannot tell the precise moment when friendship is formed. In filling a vessel drop by drop, there is at last a drop which makes it run over .50 in a series of kindnesses.....there is at last one which makes the heart run over. James Boswell Steve Ailing Candy Bailey Kevin Bailey Ken Belanger W Martin Craver Marie Degraw Paul Dimmick Beverly Drum Fred Durfey Pat Hoffman Kathy Betts Sue Burch Dave Clauson Russ Cornell Harriett Cole 42 Lisle Holgate Dan Huston Gary Ector Dick Ennis LouAnne Franklin Nick Frisk Gloria Ganung Phil Gardner Bob Gould Barb Grover Laura Grimes Becky Hayes Jesse Hayes Jerry Harriger Russ Herforth Harry Hetrick Denise Lisk Darlene Johnson Denise Johnson Duane Johnson Barb Kent Larry Kent Bob Krnotch Tom Lake Jim Landon Cheryl Lattin Brian Learn Janet Lewis Cathy LoPresti Dennis Lynch Kathy Mathers Tom Menio Chcrrie Messersmith Bob Messersmith Barbette Michel Yvonne Michel Debby Morgan Debra Mosher Louise Myers Victor Naserenko JeffOlin Rich Osborne 43 Belinda Ott Bob Payne Doug Peterson Greg Phenis Archie Philip Carol Philip Terry Randall John Riley Jody Robyler Barb Rosbaugh Kevin Rozell Gary Rudy Laurie Sample Dave Saunders Barb Schanbacher Steve Shrout Arthur Smith Jcannic Smith Ken Smith Moe Smith Diane Starkweather Judy Taggart Karen Tanner Duffy Terry Jeff Thomason Jim Turner Jeanne Tuton Charles Valent Tom VanGalder Rodney Van Houghten Nancy Vagness Sandy Vonderchek Marcia West Gara Wheaton Randy Wheeler Ron Wheeler 44 45 Officers-Marilyn Halpin, President; Jen Wood, Treasurer; Jen Hcslop, Vice-President, Kathy Kellogg. Secretary. Ruth Allen Lucile Barr Steve Barrett Kenneth Belanger Murla Boyce Bill Brooke Joel Brown Scott Bump Jane Callahan Cathy Carrigan Dan Carmen Jeff Castor Cathy Chapman Kim Clark Joe Chiacchiarini Carla Clearwater Debbie Cole Cindy Cooper Doug Cooper Gorden Craver Noreen Davis Linda Dense Kathy Dodd John Dunham Fred Durfey Elaine Emmick Stephanie Erway Alan Fisher Don Frisk Robert Gauck Carla Gilbert Lee Grover Sue Guild Marilyn HaJpin Sharrie Harrington David Harris Margaret Hay Laurie Hausner Ken Henley Steve Hcrforth Dave Hermanson Jen Heslop George Hetrick Ray Hrynko Bill Hrynko Brian Hubbell Derwood Jcnning Kathy Jensen Kathy Kellogg Becky Kruger John Lederman Dennis Lindsley Linda Locke John MacDonald Karen Maphis Gary Marsh Charles Mason Hcrby Mathews Jean Mayo Barb Merrill Victor Merrill June Midley Dan Mills Tina Monks Julie Monroe Chcrly Morgan Glen Morgan Virginia Neish Glen Oberg Peggy O’Neil Cheryl Parker Steve Parsons Loren Pellor 47 Ralph Phelps Mark Phillips Laurie Pigosky Janet Puls Bernard Root Roger Ropt Debbie Reynolds Kathy Sample Lisa Sand Kathy Schanbacher Gary Seymore Arthur Sherman Debbie Simmons Charles Slovick Dale Stevens David Stokum Eugene Stugart Donna Swarthout Mel Switzer Dave Taggart Joanne Tanner Mary Terry Kim Tewksbury Jim Tousignant Karen Townley Tom Trader Ben Trumble Joyce VanGalder Carl VanZile Shirey Vondracck Dave White Amy Wheaton Lois W'heaton Jen Wood Roberta Woodford Shirley Woodford 48 49 Freshmen Dale Bradley, President; Rich Blaha. Treasurer; Cindy Barden, Vice-President; Darlene Huston, Secretary. Cindy Barden Roxanne Beebe Carol Benedict Doug Blaha Rich Blaha Richard Borra Dale Bradley Kathy Brooke Jeff Buchanon Susan Bump Joanne Burch Patti Callahan Debbie Canfield John Carlson Janet Carte Dennis Cole Debbie Collins Jeff Collins Nancy Cooper LuAnn Cox Terry Crane Marty Crippcn Perry Dimmick Cathy Doane Jina I Idridge Peter Fillipetti Mike Fivee Debbie Forrest Scott Frisk Wellington Wright 50 Cindy Gardiner Gwen Gauck Bonnie Gillette Rex Goodwin Cindy Graves Sue Gfcuber Linda Habbershaw Giff Hartford Nancy Haller Ned Halpin Patti Havens Colleen Hayes Rhonda Hayes Jeff Hayes Lynn Herforth Gena Hubbcll Darlene Huston Doreen Huston Bruce Kinner Keith Kruger Kathy Larson Jim LaRow Sammy LaRow Kevin Lattin Ken Lcderman Jeff Leonard Dan Lewis Mary Kay Lynch Melinda Lyon Lisa Maine Glena Marsh Randy Marsh Jeff Mayo Mark Menio Joanne Merrill Carolyn Miller Kathy Misner Paula Mold Susan Morgan Sandra Mosher LeRoy Myers Bryce Ott 51 Brenda Parsons Phil Patterson Bill Payne Jim Payne Kim Peterson Ann Philip Laurie Pigoski Harry Pound Steve Puls Dudley Reynolds Sherral Rider Suzanne Riley Becky Rosbaugh Cindi Rounds Mike Shay Diana Sidle Cathy Smith Cindy Smith Diana Smith Phil Smith Lori Soule Rich Stackhouse Bonnie Starkweather Yolanda Stephens Becky Szuman Laura Szuman Derwin Terry Pam Terry Don Thomason Lynn Thorpe Ken Truax Jon Trumble Sheila Tuttle Steve VanGaldcr Susan VanSkivcr Gary Vondracck Lois Wheaton Pat White Eileen Whited Dawn Williams Kirk Williams Keith Wright 52 (W t Wclnu C tkf pjLO JU CXUA auu y to -K_|. vil V .CrpjL UocL Ot- Cyt) ' Ooj. au- i dL jO- -o d £jOOtA vJLjLa-C C - v . J°- do CL ci t ix- to -otoZ-■Uom X j 'O 0 Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Sir James Barrie P’V TVj£_x Cvo_L “LK£ I LO-£ V ouO . 53 Athletics It is a good and safe rule to sojourn in every place as if you meant to spend your life there, never omitting an opportunity of doing a kindness, or speaking a true word or making a friend. John Ruskin Football 56 Row row: Bob Hubbcll, Ron Wheeler, Terry Randell. Randy Wheeler, Tim Decker, Duffy Terry, Gary Ector, Jeff Olin, Fred Eckelberger. Middle row: Dave Taggart, Don Oberg, Gary Harriger, Tom VanGalder, Bob Messersmith, Fred VanOrden, Gavin Field, Bruce Hubbell, Dave VanGalder, Terry Callahan. Bottom row: Dennis Lynch, Fred Fudala, Jody Darling, Rich Osborn, Tim Havens, John Townsend, Allan Fisher. 57 Cross Country Are there any more fish? . . . fastest going guys around . . . bursting with energy . . . O.K. guys, hit the road . 5-0 record . .. first and second in the league meet! Top row: Mike Grover, Jeff Leonard, Rich Stackhouse, Martin Craver, Brian Learn, Steve Shrout. Bottom row: Dave Stackhouse, Greg Phenis. 58 Standing: Mrs. Crosley, coach; M. DeGraw, C. Graves, K. Mathers, B. Schanbacher, C. Faker, D. Simmons, L.-Grimes, Barbara Shrout (Coach). Bottom: K. Milner, K. Tanner, J. Midgley, M. Halpin. Girls Basketball The greatest coach of all-Mrs. Crosley! We give you a hand!!! Young girls. .. firming up .. . working hard . .. and losing weight!?? Keep up the good work ... soon to be a spectator sport at Odessa! 59 Jr. Varsity Basketball New fricnds-new plays-young team playing at their best to make their team exciting to watch. Standing: Dale Bradley. Don Frisk, Dave Taggart, Peter Filippetti, Eugene Stuggart, Ned Haplin, Scott Frisk, John Chrisly, Mr. G. Rudgers. Kneeling: Jeff Lenord, Wayne Rinker, Steve Woodworth, Dale Stevens, Martin Crippcr, Ray Hrynko, Carl VanZile, John McDonald. 60 John Riley, Ron Wheeler, Bob Gould, Jeff Olin, Dennis Lynch. Jeff Heslop, Jody Darling, Brian Learn, John Townsend, Bruce Hubbell, Bob Messer-smith, Randy Wheeler, Coach Gavich. ■ Varsity Basketball Come on guys, let’s get it together!! .... co-ordination and skill .... friends fused together as a team .... determined to do a good job!! Look at 'em go! .... full of spirit. Rtti 61 M. Fudala.G. Morgan.T. Mineo.T. VanGalder.F. Fudala.T. Morgan, M. Switzer, Mr. Westervelt, K. Snow.G. Field, B. Norton, S. VanGalder, R. Goodwin, E. Jungclaus, F. Letteer, P. Webster, Managers: M. Hanlon, H. Burell. Swimming Wow! Look at him go . . . he’s gonna be Olympic material . . . always breaking their old records ... flipper... sprint! sprint! . .. hearty practices ... Coach Westervelt spurning them on . .. 62 Mr. Barra, T. Havens, D. VanGalder, N. Barra, L. Grover, Mr. Lewis. Kneeling: G. Phenes. F. Letteer, D. Johnson,T. Decker. D. Hanville, G. Graver, A. Philips. Sitting: D. Hyer. firm and alert minds and bodies. .. watch your weight . . . hey! I’ve pinned him . . . OK, let me up, will ya . . . Christmas tournaments ... Wrestling 63 Added: J. Collins. R. VanHoughten, G. Marsh, K. Williams. Varsity J.V. Baseball Who’s short? .... How many RBI’s? .... Let’s make it FOUR strikes and THREE balls.... I don’t wanna be “ump” .... Joe Hardy, huk? .... I told you Pittsburg could take it! 64 athy Jensen, Jennifer Hcslop. Rich Jerry Burris, coach; John McDonald Osborn. bunkers! ... Yes, she does look . hey, I just lost another ball what we need is a good set of m the rough again . . . oh, th vaguely like Arnold Palmer J. . anotherrfrip to Watkins irons! v tY . D. , Oy. 65 Track What? The Olympics at ODESSA??? de- on the go .. . flying high and running voted guys, full of energy .... always hard .... working to be physically fit. ' ! 66 J. V. Cheerleading Left to right: Gina Hubbell,Cheryl Anderson, Elaine Emmick, Lori Soule, Ann Philip, Gwen Gauck, Kathy Kellogg, Kathy Sample. We’ve got spirit! . . . full of energy, pep, and steam . . . pep assemblies and posters. 68 Left side: Candy Bailey. Peggy O’Neil, Lori Tewksbury. Lois Tanner. Right side: Kim Clark, Cheryl Lattin. Lisa Sand, Cathy Laupcr. .. striving to keep up school spirit . . . eight cute girls all in a row . . . look at ’em cheer! Hurrah Odessa! k Varsity Cheerleading 70 Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams for when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. Newspaper Our ideas put down on paper__________we could use some more typists! .... sports, poems, school activities getting it all together to make up The Smoke Signal. 73 Varsity “O” The money-makers of OMCS . . . popcorn and hotdogs at half-time . .. the athletic club. Bottom row: Duane Rinker, Dan Carmen. Herby Mathews, Doug Cooper, Mitch VanOrstrand, Steve Woodworth, Lee Grover. Second row: John Dunham, Dave Harris, Ray Hrynko, Tim Decker, Lysle Holgate. Randy Wheeler, Gavin Field, Bob Messersmith. Third row: Rich Osborn, Bob Hubbell, Dave Taggart, John McDonald, Nick Barra, Fred VanOrden, Dennis Lynch. First row: B. Fisher, J. Conkrite, B. Rosbaugh, C. Bailey. K. Betts. K. Harris, D. Riley. Second row: K. Hrynko, D. Roblyer, D. Kinner, J. Roblyer, N. White, L. Tewksbury, B. Fudala, L. Kent. Third row: J. Heslop. L. Tanner, S. VanSkiver, J. Lewis, P. Travis, E. Kellogg, C. Lauper. D. Lynch, B. Gould, J. Riley. Honor Society The “Brain” of Odessa . . . projects to benefit the school as a whole . . . working for tomorrow. French Club French Club-B. Ott, J. McDonald, B. Rosbaugh. M. Lyon, K. Betts, J. Townsend, C. Bailey, J. Tutton, K. Harris. F.N.A. Future Nurses of America K. Lari son, C. Rounds. P. Sherman, S. Von-dracek, S. Woodford. C. Chiaccarini, Mrs. Vickio. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America—S. Harrington, T. Monks, L. Hausner, R. Beebe, M. Terry, V. Neish, J. Merrill. 75 The Tutorial Program would you like to tutor? .. . concerned people lending a helping hand to the little ones ... a satisfying feeling, creating new friends and warm memories. Mrs. Hoe-reading advisors 76 Luther Thomas and Barb f udala 77 Bottom: B. Norton, E. Jungclaus, K. Belanger, J. Nelson. S. Banks, T. VanGalder, K. Betts, J. Monroe, C. Anderson. P. Mold, J. Merrill, L. Soule. T. Lldridgc, S. McNeil, J. Cole, P. Owen, J. Laupcr, L. Sample, I. Goodwin, P. Hoffman, K. Betts, J. Mayo. Second row: D. Huston. M. Terry, M. West, L Grimes, L. Tanner. G. Hub be II, C. Rider, M. Vondrachek, J. Tanner. J. Cole, S. Vondrachek, E. Kellogg, K. Hrynko, P. Churches, C. Cooper, C. Morgan, D. Lisk, J. Lewis, C. Morgan, S. Grcubcr. K. Nisncr, L. Locke, P. Sherman. B. Ott. Third row: P. O’Neil, L. Franklin, S. VanSkiver, M. Lyon, B. Lynch. C. LoPresti, D. Canfield, S. VanSkiver, L. Tewksbury, L. Sand, C. Lauper, D. Doolittle, P. Travis, D. Dean, E. Smith. E. McCumber. K. Tewksbury, A. Wheaton, M. Hay. G. Lakomy. V. Neish. Fourth row: M. Halpin, K. Harris, C. Wheeler, D. Harris, F. l udala, M. Ungvarsky, D. Hcrmanson, G. Seymore, R. Osborn. M. Craver. G. Field, J. Darling, B. Fisher, D. Riley, D. VanLoon. T. Woodford, J. Heslop, T. Callahan, Miss Fetter. Chorus Dolce WHAT?!? . .. Alleluia . .. “Harmony and understand-ing-Aquarius”......listen to each other ... section lead- ers around the piano, around the room .. . Well, where do we sit today? ... Pam-Pat-a-Pam . . We are the music makers . . . Anybody seen folder 17? ... Do it on “loo ... Latin!?! Modernaircs K. Harris, K. Sample, J. Heslop, P. O’Neil, P. Churches, L. Sand. Miss Dawna Fetter 78 Mixed Ensemble: Row one: D. Riley, P. Hoffman, P. O’Neil, P. Churches, K. Harris. Row two: L. Sand.C. LoPresti.S. VanSkiver, J. Heslop, D. VanLoon. Row three: B. Fisher, J. Hcslop, J. Darling, P. Fudala, G. Field. President Fred Lone-nimble Fingers! Folksingcrs -D. Oberg, K. Harris, J. Darling, L. Sample, K. Belanger. Barbcrship 4-J. Darling, B. Ott, J. Heslop, F. Fudala. Pam Riley Jody 79 First row: Jackie Cole, Joy Conkrite, Jen Wood, Kim Tewksbury, Carla Clearwater. Second row: Jody Roblyer, Candy Bailey, Elaine Kellogg, Pat Hoffman, Jane Callahan. June Midgley, Dcrwin Terry, Joel Brown, Dave Hermanson. Third row: Sue Bump, Sue Riley, Sue VanSkiver, Sue Greuber, Deb Canfield, Phil Patterson, Marty Crippcn. Dale Bradley, Ton Trader, Scott Bump, Fred Eckclberger, Lisle Holgatc. Fourth row: Dan Huston, Sharon Van Skiver, Barb Fudala, Gary Marsh, Cathy LoPresti, John Townsend, Kathy Mathews, Perry Dimmick, Nick Barra, Gavin Field, Mr. Frank Brown. Band The two greatest school directors anywhere . .. teaching us to express with music ... a new what? . . . Where is J.H.? ... warm and full sounds ... good feelings and good memories. Dance Band-B. Michell, J. Conkrite, D. VanLoon, B. Gould, J. Heslop, F. Brown, J. Darling, P. Dimmick, D. Oberg, J. Townsend, T. Lake, D. Riley, D. Lynch, J. Riley, T. Trader, J. Brown. First row: Loric Tewksbury, Joni Lewis, Deb Wood, Jen Heslop, Peg O’Neil. Second row: Nancy Haller, Kathy Townsend. Bonnie Parsons, Virginia Neish, Julie Monroe. Becky Hayes. Third row: Connie Chamberlain, Bob Gould, Dave VanLoon, Barbette Michel, Jon Trumble, Jeff Heslop, Doug Riley, Dennis Lynch, Tom Lake. Fourth row: Jody Darling, Paul Dimmick, Bill Brooke. Steve Shrout, John Riley. Jeff Leonard, Kathy Dodd, Don Oberg, F red Fudala. Mr. Greg Rudgers. 8) Drill Team Competing all summer, entertaining all winter ... We like our name! ... Blue and White . .. flashing flags .. snappy rifles ... Mrs. Harris says ... Do we have to wear headbands? . . Deb, I can’t find my rifle .. . pick up your feet! . .You guys look sharp!! .... Where’d ya get the blouses? . . If you drop your rifle . .. Dinner for 50? . .. Subs: D. Hayes, F.. Landmcsser. C. Miller. S. White. Back row: D. Doolittle. S. Thyer, D. Cole, K. Townley. Row two: C. Benedict, D. Forrest, P. Churches, A. Wheaton. Row three: C. Betts, D. Collins, V. Neish, N. White. Row four: B. Fisher, K. Hrynko, E. Kellogg, K. Harris. Flags: N. Davis, J. Merril, J. Carte, L. Pigosky, M. Redmond, Comm. D. Roblyer. Commander Deb 82 Seniors: S. Thyer, B. Fisher, E. Kellogg, D. Doolittle, K. Harris, P. Churches, K. Hrynko. Majorettes Y. Johnson. K. Smollcn. W. Bailey, D. Collins, J. Rice, C. Barden, C. Haller, C. William-mcc, B. Pound, K. Schanbacher, D. Rock, D. Huston. Pam Forrest, Ronda Hayes, Cindy Cooper. 83 To look at any thing. If you would know that thing. You must look at it long: To look at this green and say ‘I have seen spring in these Woods,’ will not do-you must Be the thing you see: You must be the dark snakes of Stems and ferny plumes of leaves You must enter in To the small silences between The leaves. You must take your time And touch the very place They issue from. John Moffitt John Alcott Susan Avery Nona Bailey Raymond John Barra Donna Barrett Holly Bastian Chris Beardsley Wayne Belanger Carl Benedict Monica Beseccher Connie Bradley Larry Brooke Randy Brown Billy Cahill James Canfield Gail Carpenter Cathy Castor Dora Chaffee Albert Chiacchiarini Rick Collins Jeff Confer Greg Cooper Keith Corey Andrea Crainey Donald Crippen Donna Crippen Cindy DeGraw Doug DeGraw Larry DeGraw Laura DeGraw Sarah DeGraw Jolee Dickens Melinda Donnely Verna Durfey 86 8th Grade Mary Durlche Elizabeth Ennis Lillian Ennis Pam Forrest Ted Freeman Karen Gardner Jim Gould Steve Grimes Mike Grover Robin Hartford John Hayes Steve Hayes Vicki Hill Gerry bio Bonnie Johnson Yvonne Johnson Ted Kellogg Rosemary Kinner Jim Krnotch Ted Lawrence Gail Maatta Susan MacDonald Tony Manning Karen Marsh Roberta Mathers Brenda Mathews Doreen May Donna Messcrsmith Karen Michael Jackie Michel Roger Michel Bill Moharter Jim Moharter Ken Mosher Mike Nichols Susan Peterson 87 Theresa Philip Connie Pound Judy Rice Diane Rock Karen Romeo Kevin Root Debbie Rounds Keith Rounds Rick Scarles Dennis Seymore Kathy Simpson Katie Smollen Bob Stackhouse Terri Starkweather Tom Teeter David Terry Kathy Travis Robert Truax Joe Vondracek Marty Watson Jeff Wayland Mary Wheaton Virginia Wheaton Lyn Willianee 88 Gary Woodworth 7th Grade Francis Bailey Roy Bailey Ernie Barber Larry Barber Raymond Bellows Mary Borra Dan Bradley James Bradley Stephanie Burnett Harold Burrell Tim Carlson Steve Carpenter Stanley Casselberry Jennifer Castor Nora Chapman Barbara Gark Tim Collins Pat Conkrite Gary Cooper Vicki Cravcr Anne Darling Bob Decker Donna Decker Gerard Ducrbeck Jennifer Dunlap Jody Eckelberger Guy Eldridge Wayne Fisher Jody Fivie Helen Frisk Mark F'udala Ginny Fuller Steve Gardner Penny Graves Jeff Grcuber Mary Gunning Cindy Haller Sue Hanlon Dawn Hartford Denise Hayes Ron Hayes Paul Hcrmanson 89 Mike Hessling Billy Hetrick Donna Hill Debbie Houghten David Johnson Ronnie Just Brenda Kellogg Mike Kelly Eileen Landmcsscr Nancy Larrison Kathy Learn Bill Lewis Dana Lisk Kathy MacDonald John Mace Tim Magura Gary Marsh Ronnie Mathews Nancy Merrill Richard Michael Janice Monroe Bill Morgan Patti Nichols Bonnie Night Virginia Norton Nancy Osborne Brenda Ott Bruce Owen Chris Parker Gina Peterson Barbara Pound Bruce Reynolds Cindy Rider Lisa Riley Donna Rock John Rockwell 90 Daryll Seymore Keith Seymore Diane Shaffhouscr Joanne Shrout Sharon Silliman Lauree Simmons Gcrilynn Smith Sheila Smith Tom Starkweather Debbie Steres Greg Sweet Mark Switzer Brian Szuman Kevin Terry Nancy Terry Jennifer Timms Lewis Trumblc Charlie Tuttle Bill Valent Dan VanSkivcr Sherrie Wade Scott Wardwell Randy Wayland Dale Wetty Florence Wheaton Lamont Wheaton Sandra White Ken Whited Harol Willct Cheryl Williamee Jane Wixson 91 Jr. H Chorus 8th Grade Ensemble 7th Grade Ensemble Sitting: Y. Johonson, K. Michaels, K. Learn, K. Romeo, D. Messersmith, V. Norton, J. Castor, J. Timms, J. Eckebcrger, L. Riley. Standing: A. Darling, H. Burrell, M. Hessling, J. Confer, M. Fudala, S. Carpenter, D. Decker, B. Knight, D. Hill, J. Smith, G. Sweet, M. Borra. Kneeling, 1. to r.: L. Trumble, C. Breadsley. Sitting: J. Dunlap, B. Kellogg, W. Bailey, S. Hanlon,D. Schaffenouser, K. Simpson, C. DeGraw, S. Avery, D. Chafee. Standing: M. Wheaton, R. Hartford,C. Willamee, P. Nichols, D. Hayes, E. Landmesser, J. 1‘uller, S. Silliman. L. Ennis, N. Osborne, V. Wheaton, M. Durchey, N. Larison 92 Jr. High Band Friends striving hard to get the BEST sound_listen to them play-years of making good vibrations ahead of them. Top row: Mr. Rudgers. M. Fudala. D. Bradley, L. Trumblc. R. Michel, W. Fisher, C. Beardsle, C. Tuttle. L. Barber. T. Teeter, J. Gould, Mr. Brown. Second row : C. Bailey, B. Valent, J. Moharter, R. Wayland, H. Burrel, T. Manning, J. Grcuber, K. Whited, G. Sweet, G. Woodworth. K. Seymore. Third row: C. Haller, P. Conkrite, K. Michel, S. Hanlon, D. Messersmith, S. Peterson, K. Learn, K. Romeo, P. Forrest. 93 Jr. High Cheerleaders Enthusiasm, pep, cheers, and steam. Spirit building is their job. Nancy Merrill, Janice Monroe, Jinny f uller, Brenda Kellogg, Donna Decker, Lisa Riley, Kathy Learn, Ann Darling. J. Dickens, B. Mathews, S. McDonald, W Bailey, P. Forrest, D. Crip pen. 94 Jr. High Sports Young talents putting it all together for the first time. So many years to perfect themselves left. Friends till the end. Back row: Randy Wayland, Jim Gould, Larry Brooke. Jeff Confer, Mike Grover, James Canfield, Chris Beardsley, Daryl Seymore, Roger Michel. B. Moharter, Ken Mosher, Gary Woodworth, B. Hubbell. Football 1971 Football Team: willing to work and try for the future ----Learning and yet so much to learn_________victories and defeats ... happiness. Gary Cooper, Dan Bradley, Chris Parker, Jeff Greuber. Front: James Bradley, Joyn Mace, Ron Mathews. 95 96 97 Setter industries are direct results of better education. nep Nile MODERN INDUSTRY DEPENDS ON Shepard TO KEEP THINGS MOVING Crane Hoist Corporation. 207 N. Genesee Street. Montour Falls. N. Y. 14865 98 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING BOB’S ROTARY Guild Bros. Clothing Used Parts, Groceries, Wrecker Service, Beer Schuyler County’s Largest and Most Complete Family Clothing and Footwear Department Store. 7 AM-10 PM Rt. 13 at Junction Montour Falls New York Compliments of CARPENTER INSURANCE Odessa New York Congratulations Class of 72 From THE SWARTHOUT STUDIO Cayuta New York Compliments of 102 JUNCTION TRUCK STOP LITTLE GEM COFFEE SHOP Cayuta New York Montour Falls National Bank Main Street Montour Falls New York Glen National Bank Possee’s Dept. Store Your Full Service Bank Main Office Franklin Street Watkins Glen, New York Drive In 4th Street Franklin Street, Watkins Glen Your Family Shopping Center 103 y'- j uk f ffs -A0 Congratulations to the Class of 72 from yy ■ y. cV v o Gould Pontiac-Olds, Inc. ,0 6°' y a St O' 8th at Franklin Street Watkins Glen New York Compliments of Compliments of VAN SKIVER MOTORS HUGHEY'S BOOT SHOP Seneca Engineering of Watkins Glen New York of Watkins Glen New York Contractors, Engineers G. T. Barton, President John T. Barton, Vice-President A. H. Jackson, Treasurer Compliments of Compliments of Montour Falls New York 568-3831 STONE’S RESTAURANT LUKE PALMER’S BIG M Established in 1904 Watkins Glen New York Of Montour Falls New York 104 Foreign Exchange A friend from another land .... bringing an unknown part of the world to us .... realizing our hopes and desires are the same .... warm memories of a beautiful girl. Best wishes to the Class of 72 Compliments of STILLMANS GARDEN WIGWAMS BAIT CENTER SHOP Montour Falls New York Montour Falls N.Y. e mystery of time s born many times over e and joy for those who care abounds when looked for t tj-1 many are happy and hopeful that they will do better and that they will live each moment as something new and beautifully different -Hold Lf n iry] JlA dAtfisrru? ' r.,ri jyny ' ly jyyriu 4nCr - 106 J o ,rf Z b , ' ' V sharing in all they learn and love causing joy everything plays a part in this glorious movement every moment given is cherished and remembered there must be a reason for everything even though some things seem unfair these things may cause an understanding and a realization of something that could not be grasped before learning of existence is acquired passing on to fulfillment of meaning bf gjLAV _ rfo a jUboJ- syjuJ: cyu CM ' r' . Cb- _A rxXJ- _X CO-' S , 107 During the high school years we all discover so much, it is hard to put a finger on the one thing to remember forever. But after the memories of the plays, games, and good times have faded one reminiscence remains: a friend. A friend you could say anything to, a friend you talked and occasionally argued with. In this yearbook we hope you can find, in future years, that one important memory: your friend. We never would have been able to finish this yearbook if we hadn’t had a loyal staff who co-operated and gave their time willingly to help us. Especially the editors Candy Bailey, Barbara Fudala. Pam Travis, Kathy Hrynko, and most of all Mr. James Scaptura who helped us through all the little crises. YOU ARE A CHILD ... for the rest of your life there will always be a child; hiding in some secret part of your heart, the part of a child that thrills at parades and balloons ... OF THE UNIVERSE .. . you belong here, you must stay here for there is no where else to go ... NO LESS THAN THE TREES AND STARS ... you are equal, respect yourself and others will respect you ... YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO BE HERE ... let no one lake this right from you. This year has meant a lot to us. The most important thing any group of people in a school can leave behind is something lasting. A yearbook is something which, for years to come, will be a reminder of the people who came to OMCS during the years 1971-72. We feel very lucky to have been chosen to be editors. It is our lasting contribution to the memories we will all have of this school. We’re very proud of this yearbook and our staff. We hope you will have happy memories, bright futures, and a peaceful world. jS Z c-Wk vr -5 Co-editors $ ntor col lo | l 1 to protiH